Government of Balochistan in Exile, Strengthens Call for Pakistan Accountability at the United Nations. Prof. Naela Quadri
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Government of Balochistan in Exile, Strengthens Call for Pakistan Accountability at the United Nations. Prof. Naela Quadri
Networking Dinner Hosted by Her Excellency Prof. Naela Quadri, Prime Minister of the Government of Balochistan in Exile, Strengthens Call for Accountability at the United Nations
[Geneva] The esteemed Prime Minister of the Government of Balochistan in Exile, Her Excellency Prof. Naela Quadri, hosted a networking dinner in Geneva, Switzerland, bringing together prominent figures in the global human rights and political advocacy spheres. The event served as a platform for discussing the pressing need for accountability for human rights abuses in Pakistan and promoting solidarity among oppressed peoples of the region.
Distinguished guests at the networking dinner included Dr.Drseer Dashti, a leading Baloch Senior Human Rights Defender and Chairperson; Sardar Shaukat Ali Kashmiri, Senior Politician and Chairman of UKPNP (United Kashmir People’s National Party); and Fazal Ur Rehman Afridi, Leader of the Pashtoon Tahafuz Movement and Executive Director of the Khyber Institute. Each speaker emphasized the importance of coordination among oppressed communities to compel the United Nations to take concrete actions towards holding Pakistan accountable for its violations.
“Tonight, we stand united in our call for justice and accountability,” remarked Dr. Naseer Dashti. “It is imperative that we work together to ensure that the voices of the oppressed are heard on the international stage.”
Echoing this sentiment, Sardar Shaukat Ali Kashmiri emphasized the need for solidarity among all oppressed peoples: “Our struggles may differ, but our goals are the same – freedom, justice, and dignity for our communities.”
The networking dinner also saw expressions of solidarity from international human rights defenders, including Dr. Joseph, Senior Human Rights Defender and President of the NGO Centre for Human Rights and Peace Advocacy, and Shun Fujiki, a Japanese Human Rights Defender. Both pledged their support for the Baloch cause and the broader aspirations of oppressed nations in the region.
In her closing remarks, Prime Minister Naela Quadri expressed gratitude to all attendees for their commitment to the cause of justice and accountability. “Tonight’s gathering reaffirms our shared determination to seek justice for the oppressed,” she stated. “Together, we will continue to press for meaningful action at the United Nations and beyond.”
The networking dinner underscored the importance of collaboration and solidarity in advancing the cause of human rights and accountability. As the international community continues to address the challenges faced by marginalized communities, events like these serve as catalysts for change and progress.
